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This Sunday late afternoon, Manchester City hosted Arsenal for THE shock of the season in the Premier League. While the Gunners have been trying to take back the crown from the Skyblues for over two years, the latter constantly come up against a snag. With this direct clash this Sunday, the Londoners had no room for error while they are already two points behind their rivals.
The problem was that Mikel Arteta’s gang were going to have to face a frightening Erling Haaland since the start of the season. Author of 9 goals in 4 Premier League games, the Norwegian took it upon himself to open the scoring in the 9th minute against Arsenal. Launched into the deep after superb work from Savinho, the 24-year-old striker didn’t need to be asked twice to deceive David Raya with a left-footed shot. His hundredth goal with Manchester City in just 105 games and already his tenth goal in five PL games.
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